Aerial War Intensifies Over Korea With Record Sorties
UN air forces push a major offensive over Pyongyang and surrounding areas as B24s and Sabrejets clash with MiG-15s. Five enemy jets shot down and 12 damaged, plus 1,525 Allied sorties reported for the day. Ground skirmishes near Chorwon leave UN forces claiming casualties.
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Pyongwane
Pyongyang
United Nations
Chorwon
Korea
Air Force
Phongyang
US May Act on Alco Strike Amid Labor Dispute
At the American Locomotive Co plant in Dunkirk 1700 workers walked out as the CIO United Steelworkers Union ended a long dispute with the company. Layoffs followed in Schenectady and Auburn totaling over 6500 due to a steel shortage. Union official Michael Sam said mediation is possible with the Federal Mediation Board, while state mediator Leo Swesfley discussed seeking federal 도움.
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Auburn
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Union International
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Federal Mediation Board
Leo Swesfiey
Buffalo
Federal Mediation Unit
Hurricane Near Charleston Forces Widespread Evacuations
A hurricane intensified to 110 mph and moved toward Charleston South Carolina, prompting mass evacuations along Georgia and South Carolina coasts. Residents fled island beaches as winds and tides rose, with Gov. Byrnes among evacuees from the Isle of Palms. The storm battered Savannah Beach and Tybee Island as authorities warned of dangerous tides and closures.
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Georgia
South Carolina
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Folly Beach
Cit
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Savannah
Weather Bureau
North Carolina
Fort Sumter
James F
Isle of Palms
Pilot Dies a Hero at Detroit Air Show
A twin engine jet crashed at the International Air Exposition in Detroit United Kingdom area yesterday. The plane lost a wing and its two airmen were killed as they steered the crippled craft away from a crowd of about 40 000 spectators.
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Detroit
Bribery Charges Hit GI Bill Housing Program
A House select committee charged widespread irregularities in the GI Bill Veterans housing program including acceptance of gifts, bribes, and favoritism by loan guaranty officials. Victims named Maj. Donald Adams and Capt. Ed Kelly, both pilots in the Gist Fighter Squadron at Griffiss AFB. The report cites favors to builders and outside real estate interests and questioned appraisals and inspections. Police confirmed a separate airshow crash near Wayne Major Airport injured several as a jet crashed into a storage shed containing ammunition.
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Veterans
House Select
Teague
D.-Tex
Veteran's Administration
Donald Adams
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Ed. Kelly
New York City
Adams
State Fair Attendance Record Targets New Peak
Attendance at New York State Fair opened with 46,870 on Saturday, the largest Saturday opening yet. Organizers aim to surpass the eight day record of 383,773 set in 1950 as the exposition continues into its second day with strong prospects.
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Fair Ground
New York
Estewe
Harold Creal
Marlene A. Seine
LaFargeville
Mary Fallon
State Fair Programs Highlight Religious Services and Races
The program lists religious services with organ recital and massed chorus today. Tomorrow features stock car racing and Labor Day exercises. A four day harness horse race starts Tuesday with Gov. Dewey speaking Thursday and Lt. Gov. Moore joining the Six Nations Friday. The 100 mile auto race caps the week Saturday, with officials hopeful attendance could top 400000, possibly reaching 450000.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Frank C.moore
State Fair crowds pack grounds for drum corps contest and races
Despite threatening weather a large crowd filled Empire Court to watch 15 top bands in a drum and bugle corps contest at the fair. Motorcycles and grandstand events drew steady attendance while midway operators reported one of their best Saturdays, praising the state fair's quality and quantity of exhibits.
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Tiel
Empire Court
Witnness
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Lontest
Cruise Ship Burns Just After Docking at Hamilton
A fire broke out shortly after a Hamilton docked cruise ship arrived leaving the old 42 ton side wheeler largely burned inside. No injuries were reported as several hundred passengers had debarked after a cruise around Hamilton Bay. Captain Goodwin Joshua Carson saved the ship's log and aided efforts.
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Ont
Hamiltonian
Hamilton Bay
Goodwin Joshua Carson
Windsor declares recovery from stomach ailment
The Duke of Windsor says he is entirely cured from a recent attack of jumbago and has recovered from the stomach ailment that had troubled him, according to his secretary yesterday.
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Biarritz
France
Duke of Windsor
Today’s Features and Sections Highlight
A contents listing outlines sections across the issue including Amusements Music Books Radio Classified Social Crossword Sports Deaths Weather Editorial Wilson Financial Winchell and Today’s Pictures on page 36. It catalogs page numbers for each feature.
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Winchell
Stevenson Appeals to GIs for Votes in Korea and Europe
Gov Adlai Stevenson urged American troops overseas to vote absentee for him to avert Republican policies, delivering a 12 500 word broadcast to armed forces in Korea and Europe. The talk was released by his headquarters and followed rival Eisenhower access to the same forum.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
G.O.P
Stevenson
Plane Wrecks Push Holiday Toll Past 100
Two plane crashes pushed the Labor Day accident death toll past 100 with 107 killed since Friday evening. The worst tragedy occurred near Elmira where a single-engine plane crashed into a hillside. National Safety Council expected highway deaths to reach 480 in the holiday period.
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National Safety Council
Coronation Seats Rush Begins in London
In London crowds showed a slow rush for seats nearly a year before Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation. The Times carried three ads bidding for prime positions along the procession line, illustrating high demand for the best views. An example ad sought accommodation with second or third floor good views of the route.
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London
London Times
Eisenhower Pledges No Coercion Of Labor On Labor Day
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, the Republican presidential nominee, vowed to avoid coercion of workers as he outlines a broad middle path to prosperity. In a Labor Day statement he pledged to consult labor and test policies for America's good, aiming to be seen as fair and a friend to all workers without laws that divide by class.
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Devight
D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
America
G.O.P
Workers of America
Man Rescues Three From Niagara River Within Hours
A Niagara Falls foreman witnessed three men in danger on the river within 2 hours 10 minutes. Jesse Kerns reported a man leaping into the water and shooting himself, pulled another from a railing, and guided police to a third near Goat Island. A rifle was recovered. the man who shot himself was identified as Sidney Seth.
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Niagara Felis
Iran Oil Crisis Deepens as Mossadegh Rejects Anglo American Plan
Tehran reports Premier Mossadegh, after receiving a plan from President Truman and Prime Minister Churchill, rejects the Western settlement proposal. He vows to convene both houses to draft a formal rejection, arguing the scheme worsens Iran's economic crisis.
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Tehran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Truman
Churchill
Mossadegh
Iran
Theii
Iran Rejection Deepens Anglo Iranian Oil Crisis
The State Department said it is deeply disappointed by Iran's rejection of Man plans for ending the Anglo Iranian oil dispute. US officials warn Mossadegh’s action raises danger of a coup or economic collapse and said they do not know what steps the West can take immediately to ease the situation.
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State Department
Iran
Truman
Winston
Iran rejects plan as Mossadegh broadcasts stance first
The Iranian premier Mossadegh rejected the Anglo American plan, announced to Iranians before notifying the U S and Britain. Officials warned of solid opposition and Hassibi called nationalization an accomplished fact, while Britain’s 1933 agreement and the Anzio Iranian Company were ruled out of future dealings. A government source indicated a formal rejection would follow.
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United States
Britain
Iran
Kazem Hassibi
Hassidi
Foreign Ministry
Anzioiranian Oil Company
Hassibi
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